CABLE NEWS.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4423, 19 May 1893, Page 3

CABLE NEWS.

"'vv-:0:S;/ . EpsDoN(Maji7. : ; '';;j: GovernmeuLdeclinifvtp.issiii; a. ■■■..■'.■■ fresh programme■Qf'-nav'.al,:''cq'nsliuo , ■ '■ tion.'.. Minist'erscpn'sideriithe ;|)'rescn>. g position eminently satis? The consider it prernaturo to appoint' officers, ' ':■:• with tl)e, ; A'g£'iits-Geijeral; "upoti : fiie. ;. question of^inibg^ijvcr'and brd'iiZ'i -;k.' coinage until the .views ,of- all .(.lie- : ■>;. 'colonies liiivp.b( ; e)i e.X|ire-H.i.(l-. Tills ,'i ■isregardedaishei'ving. the quesiion'. ?:. . The Arciil)lsHop,bf : Gati'(erbu.ry, iti' .'i'tjliis address n't.the.meeting in the- A)--'.; .':% bovt Ilall againstSthe.Wfilsh Cliiircli'' : *;;;.Suspensoryßiil.said the Ciiurpti -was-, : V?\ ically the.ijatiqiij'.an3 ithei builder. of ; ;t:-'Rtheproudest and mp>t frfe iiistiiu tions. ! '*ii'An establishment of Non-conformity 'J i - :^ : wouldbe''prcjerable':tp.none. (Cheers;) ;&';He went;;;pn ; to'aay that: the Hill' ? ?y plundered fiipi3li(irc)i, and did not-pip- , ■.QS-f. vide n remedy. '''',, ;ssft;.;The Archbishpp.^fYor.k,'theDuk;e: '{ : |jffereampiig;thejpraker?; _ -1 y^P:: : Sir Chiis.'Tuppeiy High Commis- \ ■i-.'V-flioDcr for :Cariada,-'haa. addressed'.«/ '■;, : 5J. letter to tho Jlnrqiiia of Rijipir, SfjcreKytary of State for'tlieColoriies, urging,.:, /i'S; that, ofthe possible 'blocking; , : 'tf of the Surz;Ganal, it is: tif the utnipst ] '.■• : .' : importance: th«t ; 'the Imperial Govern- . '■.; ■ ...yention to :the Huddart/Parkef' l.ineof: ( ; Canada. andAus«-.; ■ tralia. .:.:'■:'/.'■ . \ - : :,T be rain which : fell to -day mada the. wicket very: heavy-, and' tlio Australian .. bowlers were simply unplayable. j : ,The innings-rbfthe Gloucestershire elevenclosu'dTor i .:■;';.; for 11 runs Gonmngham 1 At.'the., coribiusipn,- .of the/'iriiiihgs'play .was::abaiidoned' owing, t.i tl'.i'e rain. ';■'■;.:-.... . In thoHbuse of Commons, : anier, rcplyibgttb h quustiofi asked iy Mr 'Joseph. Chamberlain,.'said the j ■ Home Kuie'-'Bcheme..would give the Irish Parliament;.control of the inar- ' riagelaw.'." fl'oadded that the Irish'. 1 people did,not now "posses!, nor cli«l : : desire a divorce'law',..' J ~,; N'.j£C ~;.,'ftmSi.Mayl ; 7. v 1 '-'. M.Dpvclle; replying.to a question,: said negotiations'' would shortly be resumed'respe'eting the occupation of ...Egyptby "the. British. \ 'i\. ■"■■}':'"''■■ AV/ASHIXOipV, May 17; General;Li;Hung Ciiang, Premier .'", oi China;: tlire'atens-to expel Amm-* '.. cans from China if tlio Unired Sta'teß. deport unregistered. Chinese; also. 10 ' withdraw; .tbo 'Embassy, from the ; United States,- . ' ■ OnlyylOOQ Chiri.ea.o in the United';; Stateß.out'qf.l'OPi!o:ha.v.e registered. ! It wouid;.:Cost : :'a million sterling to .- deport the recalcitrant -Celestials, and I it is probable; that the harshest foa-! tures of thb;Exc'lu'Bion- Act., will be.- repealed.'*, ' :< ■ 3?Aiijs, May 17. . been arrested.. in the city. -They werciouod to have possession -qf;;;;lpaded bomb's, which: Y?ere of very.'delicatd'.make, and ,de-.' signed to be .thrown amongstcrpwds;. : Tho arreals ,arp believed to be.-of. coDsiderable.:impor'tan'ce.:- . TbOi;iUbrney:General. being of; opinion that.thero. is no direct ev'is denco of conspiracy;;.or sufficient evi.s dence of intent' to defraud,, against - Sir and: Mr t.J. Millidge, who wererecen tly for trial onya" charge: of.-conspVracy arising outo.f;the ..failure of the Mercantile Bankifthe;(Jrown bas decidedto enter a: nolle 'prosequi as. regards both the accused;